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How its made - the BMW i4

BMW announced (22nd Oct) the official launch of production of the all-new, all-electric BMW i4 at its Plant Munich in Germany. "Setting up production of the fully electric BMW i4 in the confines of the almost 100-year-old plant, the conversion and installation of systems proved particularly cha...

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I have 20" wheels on my current BMW and whilst they look nice it also makes the ride firm, guessing as well as the drop in range it will have the same effect on the i4 too?

During a recent interview with Bloomberg, BMW chief executive Oliver Zipse revealed that the car manufacturer now has battery contracts totaling more than €20 billion (~$24 billion), a significant increase from the €12 billion ($14.2 billion) worth of contracts that it previously had. Zipse stated t...

Interesting article on the design of the BMW i range posted up on their design blog here: https://www.bmw.com/en/design/bmw-i-design.html i4de-02-media-hd5.jpg What makes BMW i design stand out? “Visually, the BMW i3 was a big step forward, too big for some people. But it was important for us to pre...

Courtesy of the BMW Group Brand Experience Center in Switzerland we have a new set of photos showing the top model BMW i4 M50 in the stunning Frozen Portimao Blue

Thanks for the video - not seen that before.

A few video reviews I've found online:

Couple more reviews: Car and Driver: In all, the i4 seems to be exactly what it ought to be: a BMW that is electric. Unlike the i3, which wore its early adopter nerd pride on its bodywork, with the exception of its massive 4-series-style grille the conservatively styled i4 represents the arrival of ...